Everywhere we look, we see symbols. There are symbols that tell you to stop when driving.  

In the symbolism category students will find courses relating to symbols and their magickal meaning ranging from ones used in magick and animals. Do you know what it means if you see a dragonfly? Well classes in this category you will learn.  

Prerequisites: None 

If you are one that has been practicing a Wiccan, pagan, or a spiritual path of any kind, you probably heard a lot about symbols and what they can represent. Some of those who practice may use symbols in their daily practice although some may not. In the symbol coursework, we will look at many of the symbols one may use.  

Items Needed: None 

Prerequisites:

  • Magickal Symbols 101

If you have been practicing a Wiccan, Pagan, or spiritual path of any kind, you have likely encountered countless symbols and wondered about the deeper mysteries they carry. While some practitioners work with symbols every day on their altars and in their spellwork, others may only recognize them from afar. In this continuing coursework, we will step beyond the basics to explore eight of history’s most profound sacred emblems, unpacking their ancient origins, esoteric philosophies, and practical applications for modern craft work.

Items Needed:

  • A Drawing Pad or Computer Paper or Journal
  • Colored Pencils or Fine Tipped Markers or Pens
  • 3 Candles - White Will Work Perfectly
  • A Small Natural Item, such as a Crystal, Leaf, Acorn, or Stone
  • Coarse Sea Salt or Bowl of Water
  • Glass of Drinking Water
  • A Printer or Ability to Trace the Symbols
  • A Quiet Space
  • Optional
    • An Ankh Pendant
    • The Eye of Horus Pendant or a Small Piece of Lapis Luzili or Clear Quartz
    • Mjölnir Pendant

Prerequisites:

  • Magickal Symbols 102

Magickal Symbols 103 takes students beyond passive theoretical study and into the active, practical application of sacred geometry, protective wards, and ancient esoteric talismans. Across eight transformative portals, this course examines how symbols function as dynamic energetic engines, mechanisms designed to focus human consciousness, establish spiritual boundaries, deflect hostile intent, and anchor high-vibrational energetic blueprints into physical reality.

Items Needed:

  • A Journal or Computer Paper
  • Colored Pencils or Fine Tipped Markers or Pens
  • A Quiet Comfortable Place Where You Can Relax and Move Freely
  • Two Glass of Fresh Water
  • Small Piece of Thread or Ribbon - Black, Dark Green, or Silver
  • Fire-Safe Dish
  • Matches or a Lighter
  • Small Piece of Wood, or A Leaf, or An Acorn, or A Stone
  • Small Water-Worn Piece Quartz or Clear River Stone
  • 12-Inch Piece of Cotton or Jute, Yarn or String
  • Ritual Shears or A Craft Blade or Scissors
  • Black or White Pillar Candle
  • Piece Of Slate, Wood, or Heavy Paper with a Valknut Drawn or Carved Upon It
  • Physical Hamsa Emblem
  • Small Dish of Salt and Water 
  • Frankincense, or Cedar, or Sage Incense
  • Optional: